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An Aztec stone figure of a Macuilxochitl, c. 1200-1521 (stone)
1767152 An Aztec stone figure of a Macuilxochitl, c.1200-1521 (stone) by Aztec; 58 high cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: An Aztec stone figure of a Macuilxochitl, Ca. A.D. 1200-1521. 58cm high. Macuilxochitl, Five Flower, rendered with his diagnostic feature of the crested headdress, was the god of pleasure, gambling and excess as well as music and dance. He was closely related to the deity Xochipilli, Flower Prince.); Photo eChristies Images; out of copyright
Media ID 23692458
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Ancestor Ancestral Ancestry Aztec Beginning Beginnings Belief Betting Central American Devotional Faced Faces Facial Facial Expression Figural Figurine Gambling Genealogical Genealogy Geneology Mythical One Man Only One Object One Person Only Origin Ornament Platform Pleasure Pre Columbian Art Procreation Religious Building Single Object Statuette Tribal Art Apparel Headwear Macuilxochitl Positive Concepts
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This print showcases an Aztec stone figure of Macuilxochitl, dating back to the years 1200-1521. Standing at an impressive height of 58cm, this ancient artifact is a testament to the rich religious and mythological beliefs of the Aztec civilization. Macuilxochitl, also known as Five Flower, was revered as the god of pleasure, gambling, excess, music, and dance. This stone representation depicts him wearing his distinctive crested headdress, symbolizing his divine status. The deity's close association with Xochipilli, the Flower Prince god, further emphasizes their shared domains. The intricate details carved into this figure highlight its significance in Aztec culture. From the facial expressions to the elaborate clothing and hand gestures - every element tells a story about belief systems and ancestral connections. As we gaze upon this image captured by eChristies Images from a private collection (out of copyright), we are transported back in time to witness a moment frozen in history. The solemn expression on Macuilxochitl's face invites contemplation about our own origins and genealogy. This photograph not only serves as a visual reminder of ancient traditions but also offers us insight into Central American tribal artistry. It reminds us that mythology and religion have always played vital roles in shaping human societies throughout history. Let this mesmerizing image spark curiosity within you as you delve deeper into the realms of antiquity and explore the profound cultural heritage left behind by civilizations long gone.
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